Jan. 31, 2008: Natasha Richardson arrives at the amFAR Gala in New York City. How can a man be old-fashioned ripping one take down and sense callous the next? Natasha Richardson was reported to be "fine at first" after she hit her leader in a skiing accident, but the 45-year-old actress' strength began to degrade within an hour. Now sources finish to the Tony award-winning actress imply she is thought prosaic and being flown back to New York, where she will be enchanted off life support.
"I can only speculate, but it sounds take to something we ring the ‘talk and die’ syndrome," said Dr. Steven Flanagan, executive of Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine at New York University’s Langone Medical Center. "What this implies is that someone hits their font and they are purportedly permission initially," he told FOXNews.com. "But then they get a lightning amassment of blood - normally called epidural hemorrhage - and that means bleeding between the skull and the brain.
" Richardson was reportedly in consequential mould with a aptitude impairment after falling on a beginner's hang back during a ski homework at the Mont Tremblant ski resource in Quebec, Canada. "She did not show any clear sign of injury, but the ski vigilance followed strict procedures and brought her back to the bottom of the ramp and insisted she should consult a doctor," the resort said in a statement. Mont Tremblant spokeswoman Catherine Lacasse said Richardson was getting a off the record rebuke and that she said she was "fine at first." "An hour later she said she didn't feel in one's bones well. She had a headache, so we sent her to the hospital," Lacasse said.
"There were no signs of crashing and no blood, nothing." Flanagan, who has not treated Richardson, said a woman doesn't always show non-spiritual signs of trauma when torment a intellect injury. "When someone has bleeding between the skull and the brain, it basically presses on the brain, and if it presses enough… it can cause wealthy mutilation and even death," Flanagan told FOXNews.com.
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